changing in rural places
cloakes index of rurality
bipolar analysis of a number of criteria to define ‘how‘ rural and area is
paul cloake desighned it in 1971 to help authories identify the problems of rural areas in order to create ways to solve them
categorise all the areas in england and wales (limited) in 4 criteria
extreme rural
intermediate rural
intermediate non- rural
extreme non - rural as well as urban areas
16 differnt ways of drawing conclusions to lead to a measure of an areas rurality
factors in clokes index
female population (15-44)
measure of natural increase in an area
what health care needs to be there. if there is a decrease in females a population shift or dieing out will occur
agriculture employment
rural and agriculture means low income
grants from the gov to push uk grown food
occupency
not include abandoned buildings
community
amenities
pop density
elderly population
de urbanisation means there is not young people to take care of the elderly a
things r less accessable
towns and villages die out due to ageing population
remoteness (distance 5000)
forces for change
biggleswade examples
international institutions
eg european union
global institution
world trade organisations
national institutions
national trust
co-op transient - people will spend in the place where they visit and work
local goverment
bedfordshire council
individuals
activists, aristocrats, celebrities
commuters and young professionals
TNCs
tata steel , tesco
saisburys and ASDA
local community groups
new era estate residents
kings reach- orchard center
old people community rotary club
whetherly center
national goverment
global scale examples of these changes and impacts
tata steel uk
june 2015
workers threaten going on indefinate strike
raise pension age from 60 to 63 to 65
union damands lower revenue
profits in uk falling
manual labor difficult jobs and factories arent good for bodies
generatins work in these factoires and cant find a new employment base
got to goverment/ david camreon - implement goverment policies